• Q : Determine how much heat is transferred in one hour....
    Physics :

    A granite wall consists of a thickness of .50 m and a thermal conductivity of 2.1. The temperate on one face of the wall is around 5.2 and 20.0 on the opposite face. Determine how much heat is trans

  • Q : Winter when the lake water is ice-covered....
    Physics :

    Determine at what angle of incidence is sunlight fully polarized upon being reflected from the surface of the lake: i) In the summer ii) In the winter when the lake water is ice-covered.

  • Q : Molar concentration of the protein and the percentage....
    Physics :

    When the molar extinction coefficient of the protein is 349 M/cm at 260 nm determine the molar concentration of the protein and the percentage of uv light transmitted through the solution.

  • Q : Determine the radius of curvature for the lens....
    Physics :

    Determine the radius of curvature for this lens if you are looking at an object a distance of 56.5 mm from your eye's lens. (All incident light rays should still strike the light-receptive cells at

  • Q : Determine at what speed is the water flowing....
    Physics :

    A pipe of water of varying diameter is 1 cm in internal diameter at point A, where the speed of the water is viewed to be 4.0 m/s. At point B, the internal diameter is 4 cm. Determine at what speed

  • Q : Determine the energy and momentum of each photon....
    Physics :

    A 1 ns laser pulse from a neodymium-YAG laser, at 532 nm, consists of 5 J. i) Determine the energy and momentum of each photon.

  • Q : Determine the wavelength of the emitted photon....
    Physics :

    Assume that an atom consists of two energy levels at -3.4 eV and -1.51 eV. If electrons form a transition from the upper to the lower of these levels, determine the wavelength of the emitted photon?

  • Q : Determine the wavelength of the proton....
    Physics :

    In a double slit experiment having two slits of width 1.0 micro meters spaced 4 micro meters apart, assume that a beam of protons is incident on the slits after being accelerated from rest via a pot

  • Q : Velocities of the proton and carbon nucleus after collision....
    Physics :

    A proton that consists of a mass m and is moving at 290 m/s in the positive direction experiences a head-on elastic collision with a stationary boron nucleus of mass 10m. Determine the velocities of

  • Q : Tension in the cable when the cab speed is rising....
    Physics :

    An elevator cab which weighs 27.5 kN moves upward. (i) Determine the tension in the cable when the cab's speed is rising at a rate of 1.58 m/s2.

  • Q : How many electrons does an atom contribute....
    Physics :

    The Fermi energy for copper is around 7.05 eV. Copper consists of a density of 8920 kg/m3 and an atomic mass of 63.5. On average, determine how many electrons does an atom contribute to the conducti

  • Q : Compute the speed of halley comet....
    Physics :

    Compute the speed of Halley’s Comet at perihelion. Deduce the answer as the ratio to the orbital speed of Earth.

  • Q : Determine the banking angle....
    Physics :

    (The rudder counteracts yaw and therefore it keeps the plane pointed in the direction it is moving.) The famous spy plane, the SR-71 Blackbird, flying at 4800 km/h, consists of a turning radius of 2

  • Q : Satellite in the geosynchronous orbit....
    Physics :

    A satellite having mass 1.070 × 104 kg is parked in a circular orbit 205 km above the Earth’s surface. Determine the minimum energy needed (avoid the mass of fuel burned) to place the sa

  • Q : What current is required in the windings problem....
    Physics :

    What current is needed in the windings of a long solenoid which consists of 450 turns uniformly distributed over a length of 0.123 m in order to generate a magnetic field of magnitude 0.000361 T at

  • Q : Determine how many gas molecules are there....
    Physics :

    The best laboratory vacuum consists of a pressure of around 1.00 x 10^-18 atm or 1.01 x 10^-13 Pa. Determine how many gas molecules are there per cubic centimeter in such a vacuum at 293K?

  • Q : Determining the stress in the rod....
    Physics :

    An aluminum rod of length 1.0000 m and cross-sectional area of 3.01x 10-4m2 is positioned snugly against the two immobile end points. The rod is primarily placed if the temperature is 0°C. Determ

  • Q : Compute the ratio of masses....
    Physics :

    Compute the mass of the moon according to such data. Compute the ratio of masses (moon to earth). Compute the ratio of densities (moon to earth).

  • Q : Compute the separation among adjacent bright bands....
    Physics :

    In a double slit apparatus, the slits are apart by 150µm. The light of wavelength 5893Å is incident normal to the plane of the slits. An interference pattern is viewed on a screen 16.4 f

  • Q : What period of rotation would be essential....
    Physics :

    NASA would like to make a ring-shaped space station with artificial ‘gravity’ by spinning the ring similar to a centrifuge. Assume that the radius of the ring is around 160 m. What perio

  • Q : Determining the wavelength in nanometers....
    Physics :

    Assume that the electric potential energy lost by the system is carried off by a photon which is emitted throughout the process. Determine its wavelength (in nanometers)?

  • Q : State the velocity of each ball after the collision....
    Physics :

    The ball of billiard moving with initial velocity of 10.0 m/s toward the stationary second billiard ball of similar mass. State the velocity of each ball after the collision. Suppose that the collis

  • Q : Compute the wavelength in both the water and glass....
    Physics :

    When the wavelength of light employed above is 600 nm in air, compute the wavelength in both the water and glass.

  • Q : Problem based on radius of the curvature of the mirror....
    Physics :

    The image of a very distant car is positioned 12 cm behind the convex mirror. The radius of the curvature of the mirror is around 24 cm. i) Sketch a ray diagram to scale showing this scenario.

  • Q : Height of the tallest cylindrical concrete pillar problem....
    Physics :

    The compression strength of concrete (that is, the maximum pressure which can be applied on the base of the structure) is 1.5 × 10^7Pa. Determine the height of the tallest cylindrical concrete

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